Simplify- After defining you goals about MBA, simplify them. Simplifying goals means finding out the most efficient way to achieve your expectations. How? Bifurcate your goals. Don’t think about long term goal. Focus on short in fact very short term goals. Some examples can be- Reading the full course before tomorrow’s exam or playing table tennis for 1 hour every day. This will help you in keeping a tab about how serious are you regarding your expectations.
Satisfy- This is the hardest part of MBA. After doing the above two tasks, ask yourself- Are you satisfied? If yes, start working on your understanding, if no, just scrap your thought and start afresh again. Your satisfaction about the course will come from different internal as well as external factors.
After this whole process of understanding MBA, if you feel like it lack something, start again. Trust me surprising yourself is easy, the only thing you have to do is to be clear about your expectations.
I personally feel that MBA is an experience. I have met people ranging from a 26 year old whose intellect can’t be judged by his personality and a 22 year old whose personality can’t be judged by his intellect. Which, goes on without saying, would not have been possible in any other course except MBA.
Aradhya Kulshreshtha, Currently a 1st year student at FMS, Delhi. I am a deep thinker and like to give time to myself. Love to follow esports and movies as my hobbies
Comments